I had scabies 3 months back and it cured after taking treatment but one rash under my left breast is not curing, it was very tiny at the beginning but it is spreading now, it itches very badly but there is no pain ,not sure it is scabies or something else, doctors said you scratched it so it becomes big and they gave antibiotics and allergy, anti fungal, tablets, and creams but nothing worked, just got temporary relief only, sometimes redness and swelling decrease but it never cured. It changes shape and texture, Please help, it's been 3 months and no one is able to guess actual issue and root cause, please suggest if I need to take tests or something.
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